can she got pregnant because of fooling around?

Can i ask u a question. How come her fertile come so fast. Only 3 days after the menstruated finish?

Yes, if her current cycle is to be 24 days.

Omgggg, Any change she got pregnant?

Not necessarily. if her current cycle is to be 26 days or more, then it would not likely be a fertile day. Also, the likelihood of live sperm being on your hands is very low.

Okey thx for your help. Im really appreciate it. Make me relax a little bit

The fertile time is related to ovulation, not the end of a period. Sperm can live in a woman's body for 5-6 days, so she is considered fertile on ovulation day and the previous 5 days. The period starts about a fortnight after ovulation; ovulation is not directly linked to the previous period. However, with a regular typical 28 day cycle a fortnight before a period is the same as a fortnight after the previous period. So, taking the 1st day of the period as Cycle Day 1 (CD1), and a 28 day cycle, then ovulation would probably occur CD15. With a 24 day cycle Ovulation Day would likely be CD11. In that case she would be considered fertile CD6 to CD 11.

I read before about day. They said ovulation only for 1-2 days. So, when exactly her ovulation day?

And lets say, the sperm still alive. The quality of the sperm still good or not? Im smoking btw

I'll try and explain the process step by step. Remember that a woman's body is not a machine that has been programmed to work precisely the same way all the time. The body is a living organism, influenced by so many things, not least the impact of hormones, which themselves act on each other.

• I use "OD" to refer to her Ovulation Day, so 5 days before ovulation is OD-5.
• I use "CD" to refer to her Cycle Days, starting with the first day of her menstrual flow (period bleeding)

1. Ovulation takes place at a moment in time. That is when one of the woman's ovaries releases an egg. That egg is only viable for about a day (24 hours or so). But the egg might be released late in the Ovulation Day (OD), so it might be viable part of the next day.
2. The release of the egg is controlled by hormones. Because sperm can live in a woman's body for 5-6 days, the sperm can wait in the woman's fallopian tubes for 5 days waiting for an egg to be released. When that egg is released, sperm is there ready to fertilise the egg. So sperm entering a woman's vagina on OD-5 may be ready to fertilise the egg released on OD.
3. That means with a typical 28 day cycle (for example), her period starts on Cycle Day 1 (CD1) which is a fortnight after her previous OD, that is OD+14, because her body releases the preparation for pregnancy it realises it no longer needs.
4. The menstrual flow (bleeding) may take a few days (typically 5 days), but that length of time has no direct relationship to her next OD. A woman with a 28 day cycle is likely to ovulate on CD15 whether (or not) her period lasts 4 days or 6 days.
5. The released egg on OD (CD15) may be fertilised by any healthy sperm that maybe arrive in her fallopian tubes up to 5 days prior to OD (OD-5), which would be in the days CD10 to CD15 (OD-5 to OD). So those days are considered to be her fertile days, even though the egg released on OD is only fertilised on that one day.
6. As the egg may be released late in the day on OD, It may still be in the fallopian tubes early on the next day (OD+1).

I hope this helps

Quality of sperm is critical to for it to arrive in the fallopian tubes in the first place. Smoking has a detrimental effect on your whole health, including that of your sperm. But it only takes one healthy sperm to fertilise an egg.